“Be thankful for what you have; you’ll end up having more. If you concentrate on what you don’t have, you will never ever have enough.” – Oprah WinfreyTaking care of your health is always important — especially when life feels overwhelming or you’re working through challenges. The good news? There’s a simple way to boost your physical, mental, and social …
How to Save More Money: Understanding the Medicaid Purchase Plan (MAPP) and Independence Accounts
Learn how to save money above the MAPP asset limit with an Independence Account.
From Overwhelmed to Organized: Top Apps for School Success
Whether you’re totally on top of things or wondering how to keep up, there are some great apps out there to help you stay organized and crush your school goals.
Bree’s Best: Advice on Smart Workplace Accessibility
Learn about one person’s experience with IRIS and get resources to learn if IRIS is right for you.
ERI Invites Employers to Celebrate National Disability Employment Awareness Month – October 2024
Employers! Join ERI to celebrate National Disability Employment Awareness Month.
Workspace Worries: Is Your Workspace Helping or Harming You?
Learn about one person’s experience with IRIS and get resources to learn if IRIS is right for you.
Living with Depression: Creative Solutions for Work
The satisfaction and security of work can lead to positive self-esteem and a sense of belonging. But how can you keep working when you feel depressed?
IRIS Ups, Downs, and All-Arounds
Learn about one person’s experience with IRIS and get resources to learn if IRIS is right for you.
Need a Reasonable Accommodation? Speak Up for Yourself
If you have a disability and you’re considering applying for a job or figuring out how you’d handle the work, you might have also thought about how some help or changes could make it easier for you to do your best. These changes are sometimes called reasonable accommodations and could support you to do your best work. The desire to …
Substance Abuse in Wisconsin: People with Disabilities at Risk, Have Resources
The wide availability and consumption of alcohol and other substances can be challenging for people with disabilities in Wisconsin. However, an understanding of risks and early identification of problems can lead to positive outcomes.